@Ned Carey @Ola Dantis @Solomon Morris Two questions for you guys:1) Do you have any neighborhoods in the region where you guys are seeing a lot of 2-4 unit homes coming on the market?

Be sure to list Scottsdale (SC) as a region code on your license.

I have read various posts from individuals currently investing in that province and would love to connect with people currently invested in the region.

Best thing to do depending on the size of the project is talk to several local and regional banks as they all have different appetites rates and terms.

As the anchor city of our region, Austin and its land use code directly impact Central Texas’ ability to meet buyer demands for more housing that's affordable.

It's an extremely unique market in an old coal region.

Some of these properties in lower elevations may already be considered obsolete because of this.Setting the politics of climate change aside, it is a fact that water levels are rising in coastal regions, and some parts of PInellas county already have to deal with tidal flooding regularly. 

REGION OF SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, THIS INCLUDES CITY COUNTIES IN FRESNO, MADERA, TULARE, KERN

Anyone know how to find year over year stats of how many total housing units are in a specific region?

@Todd Powell  this question comes up often on BP.. since its a major focus of so many who are members of this site.I find that its highly regional.. with some out in the very low cost of living MId west saying they can live on 3 to 5k a month.common theme though is 10k a month I would say 50 to 75% of people that respond that's their magic number.